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    How many times in a month can one see a full moon?

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    Why can the moon and the other celestial bodies of the night sky NOT be seen during the daytime?

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    Which of the following sets will be the correct match for the blanks in the statement below?

    Asteroids are found between the orbits of _____________ and ____________.

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    How much time does the planet, Jupiter take to orbit the Sun once( in Earth years)?

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    Which of the following is the closest celestial body to Earth?

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    How much time does it take for the planet, Mercury to spin on its axis once?

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    The only planet, apart from the Earth, to take one day to complete one spin on its axis is ____________.

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    Inner planets are _______________.

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    Outer planets are __________________________.

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    Directions For Questions

    Consider the following statements:
    1. The celestial bodies that are lit up by the light of the stars and do not have light of their own are called planets.
    2. The moon is a satellite.
    3. All the planets in the solar system move around the sun in fixed paths.

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    Which of these statements is false?

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